Record Voter Turnout Seen In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania voters are going to the polls today in an expected record turnout as Hillary Clinton looks for a big victory to keep her campaign hopes alive while Barack Obama hopes to keep her from making substantial gains.
Experts agree Clinton needs an 8+ percent win, at least, to remain viable.
Obama on Monday sought to downplay expectations, saying he is “not predicting a win” but said he thought he would do better than expectations.
On Tuesday, Clinton told voters she still hoped to be the nominee despite a string of primary losses broken only by a six-week stall in primary voting leading up to Tuesday’s balloting.
Experts agree Clinton needs an 8+ percent win, at least, to remain viable.
Obama on Monday sought to downplay expectations, saying he is “not predicting a win” but said he thought he would do better than expectations.
On Tuesday, Clinton told voters she still hoped to be the nominee despite a string of primary losses broken only by a six-week stall in primary voting leading up to Tuesday’s balloting.
Labels: 2008 Presidential Race
posted by Mike McCarville @ 12:44 PM
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